Sentence examples for methods of forcing from inspiring English sources

Lengthy series of drawn games between overcautious experts in tournament play, however, led to the introduction of methods of forcing more varied and daring styles of play.

In an interview with VICE News, Professor Lee suggested that the diplomatic community has perhaps made a mistake in being "maybe a little too respectful," and noted that there are plenty of non-violent methods of forcing action.

In 2012, he implemented a new method of forcing the country to pay up.

By Mo Yan It was Lao Lan who invented the scientific method of forcing pressurized water into the pulmonary arteries of slaughtered animals.

It was Lao Lan who invented the scientific method of forcing pressurized water into the pulmonary arteries of slaughtered animals.

And given her method of forcing oppositions — high and low, vulgar and beautiful — it can also seem predictable.

Most important of all, private involvement or the threat of it can be an effective method of forcing reform on bloated and corrupt municipal utilities.

In 1975, Dr. Milstein and Dr. Georges Köhler, a postdoctoral fellow of his at Cambridge, invented a method of forcing immune system cells to produce one particular type of antibody.

More than 150 years ago, the Yorkshire growers developed a method of forcing rhubarb that requires a phenomenal amount of labour, but produces the longest, pinkest, most succulent shoots ever demanded by a picky chef.

The method of forcing is applicable to many problems in set theory, and since 1963 it has been used to give independence proofs for a wide variety of highly technical propositions.

A cynical and nutritionally ambiguous method of forcing the young 'uns to eat fruit it might be (Fay Maschler candidly conceded that bonfire night provided the perfect opportunity to try and coerce her children into eating apples), but what better fruit is there to coat in a sweet gloss at this time of year?